The UN’s Anti-Israel Coalition Is Fraying
But more diplomatic work is necessary.
June 19, 2018
While American Judaism Becomes More Fragmented, Israeli Judaism Is Becoming Less So
The normal distribution curve comes to Israel.
A generation or two ago, writes Moshe Koppel, the denominational divisions among American Jews—between Conservative and Modern Orthodox, for example, or Modern Orthodox and ultra-Orthodox, did not cut so deeply as they do now. Yet that has changed as the non-Orthodox denominations have gone into decline and Orthodox institutions have proliferated; today, adherents can spend their lives in the confines of their particular ideological sub-group. In Israel, by contrast, the opposite has happened, as once-ironclad divisions among the secular, religious Zionist, and ultra-Orthodox have begun to break down:
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How the Anti-Israel Movement Threatens Dissenters in the Universities
A new book exposes BDS bullying.
While American Judaism Becomes More Fragmented, Israeli Judaism Is Becoming Less So
The normal distribution curve comes to Israel.
The Poets and Partisans Who Saved Jewish Books and Documents from the Nazis
The Paper Brigade.
CAIR Has No Place in Synagogues
It bullies other Muslims and has little interest in tolerance.